Hide public details
Replace personal contact info (name, address, email, phone) in public WHOIS with privacy-protected details.
DOMAIN PRIVACY
Keep your WHOIS details private
Hide personal contact details from public WHOIS (where supported) and reduce spam — managed in one dashboard.
Reduce spam
Protect contact info
Clear renewals
What domain privacy does
A simple layer of protection for your public WHOIS profile.
Reduce unwanted spam
Public WHOIS data is commonly scraped. Privacy helps reduce spam and marketing calls.
Stay in control
Enable during checkout or add it later (if supported for the extension), then manage it from your dashboard.
No impact on ownership
Privacy does not change domain ownership. You remain the registrant — it only masks public contact fields.
How it works
Enable it in a few clicks, then keep it active each year.
1) Check availability
Privacy depends on the extension (TLD). Some registries don’t allow privacy.
2) Enable privacy
Add it during checkout (or from your domain settings if available).
3) Renew annually
Keep privacy active by renewing it along with your domain.
Tip: If privacy is supported, it’s usually best to enable it at purchase time to reduce spam from day one.
Limitations & notes
A few important details about privacy by extension.
Not supported on all TLDs
Some extensions do not allow WHOIS privacy due to registry rules. In those cases, public WHOIS will show registrant details.
Legal disclosure cases
Privacy services may disclose information to authorities or valid legal requests as required by law and policy.
Email forwarding behavior
Some privacy services use proxy contact emails. Important registrar notices still reach you via forwarding.
Combine with security
Privacy is best paired with strong account security and auto-renew to reduce risk of loss.
FAQ
Common questions about WHOIS privacy.
Will privacy hide my domain ownership?
Privacy hides public contact details, but it does not change ownership. You remain the registrant.
Can I add privacy after I buy a domain?
If the extension supports privacy, you can add it later from checkout or domain settings (availability depends on the TLD).
Why is privacy unavailable for some extensions?
Some registries require public WHOIS details or restrict privacy services by policy.
Ready to protect your details?
Search your domain and add privacy during checkout (if supported).